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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents................................................................................................................................... 0
Commissioning Plan .............................................................................................................................. 1
I. Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 1
II. Commissioning Goals ..................................................................................................................... 4
III. Project Description .......................................................................................................................... 4
IV. Commissioning Scope .................................................................................................................... 4
V. Systems to Be Commissioned ...................................................................................................... 15
VI. Commissioning Team ................................................................................................................... 17
VII. Commissioning Communications and Document Distribution........................................................ 21
VIII. Pre-Design Phase Commissioning ................................................................................................ 28
IX. Design Phase Commissioning ...................................................................................................... 28
X. Construction and Acceptance Phase Commissioning ................................................................... 30
XI. Warranty Phase Commissioning ................................................................................................... 34
XII. Team Member Roles and Responsibilities .................................................................................... 35
XIII. Commissioning Schedule .............................................................................................................. 67
XIV. Appendix A – Preliminary Log of Required Documentation .......................................................... 79
I. Introduction
A. The National Cemetery Administration (NCA) is committed to commissioning new facilities and
systems required for the reliable, safe, and secure operation of the [project name] in [project
location]. This process will verify that systems are complete and functioning properly upon
project completion and that the facilities maintenance staff has appropriate system
documentation and training.
C. This document is intended to be a roadmap for the parties involved in the Commissioning
process. The document will explain the systems to be commissioned, the process activities, the
procedures to follow throughout the commissioning process, and the roles and responsibilities
for each party involved. The commissioning activities will begin during the design phase of the
project and proceed through the warranty period.
D. The team members for this project are committed to commissioning this facility and systems
required for the reliable, safe, and secure operation of the Facility. This process is intended to
verify that systems are properly installed, configured and operating in accordance with the
requirements of the project and that operating personnel are adequately prepared to
successfully operate the facility at project turnover.
E. For this project, the National Cemetery Administration establishes AE Design contracts for
Design Phase and Construction Period Services. The Department also establishes a
construction contract with a Prime Contractor to provide construction services. Both contracts
are administered by a NCA Contracting Officer (CO) and his/her designated representative
(COR). During the Design Phase, this representative is the Project Manager; during the
construction phase, it is the Resident Engineer. On every project, the authority to modify any
contract is strictly limited to the Contracting Officer and his/her designated representative.
National Cemetery Administration
[Project Name]
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F. In this structure, all communications on contractual issues are strictly limited to communications
between the CO/COR and these two prime contractors (AE Team and Prime Contractor). It is
the practice of the NCA to require that communication between other parties to the contracts
(AE Sub-consultants, Subcontractors and Vendors) be routed through these two prime
contractors and the CO/COR.
G. Commissioning is a process that relies upon high levels of communications and collaboration
between all parties to the construction process. By its nature, the levels of communication and
cooperation between the Commissioning Authority and all other parties to the construction
process (Architects, Engineers, Subcontractors, Vendors, third party testing agencies, etc) is
essential to the success of the Commissioning effort. In the absence of the relationships,
cooperation and support created by this communication, the Commissioning Process will likely
fail to achieve its ends.
H. With this fundamental conflict in mind, this Commissioning Plan has been developed to
recognize that, in the execution of the Commissioning Process, the Commissioning Agent must
develop effective methods to communicate with every member of the construction team
involved in delivering commissioned systems while simultaneously respecting the exclusive
contract authority of the Contracting Officer and his/her Designated Representative. Thus, all
procedures outlined in this manual must be executed within the following limitations:
1. The Commissioning Agent may maintain a continuous open communication with the AE
team, including sub-consultants, the Contractor and subcontractors and the Owner’s
team to facilitate a collaborative commissioning process subject to the specific limitations
outlined below.
2. All communications shall be copied to the Project Manager (Design Phase) and
Resident Engineer (Construction Phase).
3. All Communications shall include specific reference to these contract limitations (e.g.,
“All issues identified in this Commissioning Issues Log are subject to Paragraph 2.5:
Contractual Relationships in the NCA Commissioning Process Manual.”
4. All information from the Commissioning Agent to any party to the project must be
transmitted with the following clear limitations:
a. No communications (verbal or written) will be deemed to constitute direction that
modifies the terms of any contract between the National Cemetery Administration
and any party to the construction project.
b. Commissioning Issues communicated in writing to the Contractor or AE Team and
copied to the PM/RE are provided to all parties to the contract to expedite
communication. All issues must be understood as the professional opinion of the
Commissioning Agent and suggestions for issue resolution only until expressly
approved as direction by the Project Manager or Resident Engineer.
c. In the event that any Commissioning Issues and suggested resolutions are deemed
to require either an official interpretation of the construction documents or are
determined to require a modification of the contract documents, Contracting Officer
or designated COR will issue an official directive to this effect.
d. All parties to the Commissioning Process shall be individually responsible for alerting
the COTR of any issues that they deem to constitute a potential contract change
prior to acting on these issues.
e. Authority for design and construction issues resolution rests solely with the
Contracting Officer and his/her designated representative with appropriate technical
guidance from the AE Team and/or Commissioning Agent.
I. Abbreviations
Commissioning Scope
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Design Review Owner’s Review NCA Design Criteria and Review comment
Project Owner’s Project Requirement document log.
Requirements prior to submission to LEED Facilitator.
Design Review Basis of Review the Basis of Design Document Review comment
Design Document prior to submission to the LEED log.
Facilitator
Design Review Schematic Review Schematic Design for Review comment
design familiarization, general conformance log.
with Owner’s Project Requirements,
Basis of Design and NCA Design
Criteria.
Design Review Design Review Design Development design for Review comment
Development design familiarization, general conformance log.
with Owner’s Project Requirements,
Basis of Design and NCA Design
Criteria.
Design Commissioning Prepare Commissioning Specification Commissioning
Specifications “Section 01 91 13 – General Specification
Commissioning Requirements” to be
included in project manual.
Prepare Commissioning Specification Commissioning
for Division 03 – Burial Crypts, Division Specifications
07 – Thermal and Moisture Protection,
Division 10 – Specialties, Division 11 –
Equipment, Division 14 – Conveying
Equipment, Division 21 – Fire
Protection, Division 22 – Plumbing,
Division 23 – HVAC, Division 26 –
Electrical, Division 27 –
Communications, Division 28 –
Electronic Safety and Security, Division
32 – Lawn Irrigation, Division 33 –
Utilities and to provide detailed
commissioning, operations &
maintenance and training requirements
for individual technical specification
sections.
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Design Focused Design Attend selected meetings with Owner Meeting Notes.
Review Meetings and Design Team to review the design
and specific commissioning design
review comments. It is assumed this
meeting will be scheduled in
conjunction with scheduled
Owner/Architect meetings.
Design LEED Assist LEED Facilitator with final review Brief Narrative
Commissioning- of commissioning-related design-phase Reports
related Document LEED templates and required
Review documentation.
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Design Develop Coordinate with the design team and Draft M&V Plan
Measurement & the LEED energy modeling consultant
Verification (M&V) to develop an M&V Plan for the project.
Plan
Marked up
Coordinate with the design team to drawings showing
verify that appropriate instrumentation is required M&V
included in the DDC or other systems to instrumentations.
support the M&V Plan.
Construction Final Commissioning Based on the final construction Final
Plan documents, update the Preliminary Commissioning
Commissioning Plan to identify specific Plan.
systems to be commissioned. The
Final Commissioning Plan will also
include specific individual roles and
responsibilities and Preliminary Pre-
Functional Checklists and Functional
Test Plans for systems to be
commissioned.
Construction Construction Conduct an initial commissioning Meeting Notes
Commissioning Kick meeting with all contractors and
Off meeting commissioning team members. The
purpose of the meeting will be to
establish the purpose and proposed
process for commissioning this facility in
the construction, acceptance and
warranties phases of the project.
Review the individual roles and
responsibilities of each participating
commissioning team member as
specified in the Construction
Documents. Meeting will be scheduled
for each construction package with a
commissioning scope.
Construction Duration Schedule Based on Final Commissioning Plan, Duration schedule
for Commissioning prepare a duration schedule to show with commissioning
Activities the duration, predecessors and activities,
successors for commissioning activities. predecessors,
This duration schedule will be provided successors and key
to the Construction Manager to include milestones.
commissioning activities in the project
construction schedule. This will allow
commissioning activities to be smoothly
integrated into the overall construction
process.
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Construction Submittal and Shop Based on final construction documents, Submittal Request
Drawing Review prepare a list of selected submittals and Checklist.
shop drawings for review by the
Commissioning Authority.
Construction Review selected submittals and shop Commissioning
drawings to support the commissioning Submittal Review
process. Review will be for the purpose Log
of developing appropriate Pre-
Functional Checklists and Functional
Test Plans. Reviews will focus on the
ability to commission the systems,
maintainability and general
conformance to owner’s requirements.
Commissioning review of submittals
and shop drawings does not replace the
Design Team responsibility for
approval.
Construction Controls Meeting After receipt of the Controls Submittal, Meeting Notes
participate in or conduct a meeting with
the Owner’s representatives, Control
Marked up Controls
Vendor, TAB contractor,
Submittal and
Mechanical/Electrical Design team,
Sequence of
mechanical sub-contractor and
Operations.
electrical sub-contractor to review the
Controls Submittal and
mechanical/electrical systems to be Commissioning
installed. Issues Log to track
action items.
Focus will be on how the selected
sequences of operation interact with the
mechanical/electrical systems and how
well they meet the owner’s
requirements.
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
Project
Phase Task Description Deliverable
D. The scope of Commissioning Services described above will meet the Fundamental
Commissioning of Building Energy Systems requirements as outlined in the LEED® Energy &
Atmosphere (EA) Pre-Requisite 1. The scope of services will also meet the Enhanced
Commissioning requirements outlined in LEED® EA Credit 3.
V. Systems to Be Commissioned
A. The systems and equipment to be commissioned are outlined in the table below. A more
detailed list of specific systems and equipment is provided in Appendix B.
Systems To Be Commissioned
Pre-
Equipment Functional Sample
System Functional Remarks
Startup Testing Size
Checklists
Div 3 – Pre-Cast Burial Crypts
Burial Crypts No No No TBD Cx consists of
sampling of
required
specification tests
and test reports
Div 11 - Equipment
Global Positioning System Yes No Yes TBD [list applicable bid
(GPS) packages or other
remarks]
Div 22 - Plumbing
Domestic Hot Water Systems Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Div 23 - HVAC
Pre-
Equipment Functional Sample
System Functional Remarks
Startup Testing Size
Checklists
Air Handling Systems Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Heating Hot Water Systems Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Chilled Water Systems Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Direct Digital Control System Yes Yes Yes TBD [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Computer Room HVAC Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
Systems packages or other
remarks]
Div 26 - Electrical
Utility service entrance Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
Switchgear packages or other
remarks]
Standby Generator Systems Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Generator Power Distribution Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
Systems packages or other
remarks]
Utility Power Unit Substations Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Generator Power Unit Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
Substations packages or other
remarks]
Automatic Transfer Switches Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
packages or other
remarks]
Normal Power Distribution Yes Yes Yes TBD [list applicable bid
Systems packages or other
remarks]
Pre-
Equipment Functional Sample
System Functional Remarks
Startup Testing Size
Checklists
Life Safety Power Distribution Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
Systems packages or other
remarks]
Critical Power Distribution Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
Systems packages or other
remarks]
Essential Equipment Power Yes Yes Yes 100% [list applicable bid
Distribution Systems packages or other
remarks]
Div 27 - Communications
Div 28 – Electronic Safety and Security
Fire Detection and Alarm Yes Yes Yes TBD [list applicable bid
Systems packages or other
remarks]
Commissioning Team
B. Roles and Responsibilities for the Commissioning Team members are described elsewhere in
this Commissioning Plan.
A. The following table outlines the submittal and distribution requirements for various documents
used in the commissioning process.
Updates provided as
necessary
Submittals and Shop CPM RE Design Submittals and Shop
Drawings Team Drawings are submitted
CxA to the Design Team as
separate submission
QA
Submittal and Shop CxA RE CPM Design team comments
Drawing Comment Design and/or approval
Log Team provided separately to
CPM and PM
QA
Construction Phase CPM RE QA
Controls Meeting Notes by CxA CxA
Minutes
Design
Team
DDC
Preliminary Pre- CxA RE QA
Functional CPM
Checklists
DDC
System Pre- CPM RE CxA
Functional Checklist PM QA
Comments
DDC
Final Pre-Functional CxA RE CPM
Checklists QA
B. Design Narrative: The Design Team will also prepare a Design Narrative that provides
documentation on the design assumptions, design parameters, design calculations, and
decisions made during design to implement the Design Intent Document. The Design Narrative
is also submitted to the PM for review.
C. The goal of the commissioning tasks in the Pre-Design Phase of the project include the
following:
1. The CxA, PM, CPM and NCA representatives will review and provide written comments
on the Design Intent Document.
2. The CxA, PM, CPM and NCA representatives will review and provide written comments
on the Design Narrative.
1. The CxA, PM, and NCA representatives will review and provide written comments on the
Schematic Design documents submitted by the Design Team. The focus of the CxA
review will be on adherence to the Design Narrative. The review comments will be
geared towards aligning the design and design narrative with the Design Intent
Document and/or updating the Design Narrative with decisions approved by NCA during
the Schematic Design Phase.
B. Design Development Phase: The goals of the commissioning tasks in the Design Development
Phase of the project include the following:
1. The CxA, PM, and NCA representatives will review and provide written comments on the
Design Development documents submitted by the Design Team. The focus of the CxA
review will be on adherence to the Design Narrative as updated after the Schematic
Design Phase. The review comments will be geared towards aligning the design and
design narrative with the Design Narrative and/or updating the Design Narrative with
decisions approved by NCA during the Design Development Phase.
2. The CxA will prepare the Preliminary Commissioning Plan to provide an initial framework
for commissioning activities that will follow. This Preliminary Commissioning Plan will be
aligned with the project scope and schedule. It will be reviewed by the PM, NCA, CPM
and other interested parties.
3. The CxA will also prepare preliminary commissioning specifications to be included in the
project manual. The preliminary specifications will include Section 01 91 00 –
GENERAL COMMISSIONING REQUIREMENTS as well as language to be included in
other Division 7, Division 21, Division 22, Division 23, Division 26, Division 27, Division
28, and Division 32 and Division 33 specification sections. The Design Team will review
the preliminary commissioning specifications and provide written comments to the CxA.
The CxA will revise the Preliminary Commissioning Specification and re-submit to the
Design Team.
4. A review conference is held with the Design Team, PM, NCA, CxA and CPM to
coordinate review comments and responses.
5. The CxA, CPM, Design Team, PM, and NCA will hold a meeting to review mechanical,
electrical and plumbing system selections and to develop the preliminary control system
Sequences of Operations for the project. Based on the results of this meeting, the
Design Team will use these concepts as the basis for designing the final control system
specifications and Sequences of Operations to be included in the construction
documents. The Design Team will notify and coordinate and changes with the other
parties involved in the control system.
6. The CxA will update the Commissioning Plan to incorporate any changes resulting from
the Design Development submission and review comments.
7. The CxA will also prepare the Commissioning Specifications Coordination Matrix. This
document is based on the outline specifications provided by the Design Team. It
provides recommended wording to be included in the technical specifications sections to
identify commissioning, O&M manual and training requirements for the CPM and the
installing contractors.
8. The Design Narrative will be updated by the CxA to incorporate decisions approved
during the Design Development phase.
C. Construction Document Phase: The goals of the commissioning tasks in the Construction
Document Phase of the project include the following:
1. The Design Team will prepare final construction documents that will be used to construct
the facility. A progress set of drawings and specifications will be issued for review at
approximately the 50% CD stage. The CxA, PM, CPM, and NCA will review the
progress set to verify that the design is proceeding in accordance with the Design
Narrative.
2. The CxA will prepare a final, detailed list of systems and equipment to be commissioned.
3. The CxA will prepare preliminary Pre-Functional Checklists and Systems Functional
Performance Test procedures for each type of system to be commissioned. These will
be published in the Preliminary Commissioning Plan to be included as an informational
appendix to Specification Section 01 91 00 – GENERAL COMMISSIONING
REQUIREMENTS that will be issued for bid.
5. The CxA will update the Design Narrative to reflect changes approved during the review
conference.
6. The Design Team will issue final Construction Documents, including drawings, and
specifications. These will be reviewed by the CxA, PM andNCA. The CPM will also
review the final construction documents and prepare the final estimates of construction
costs.
B. A Commissioning Kickoff Meeting will be held at the start of construction to describe the
commissioning process for the Construction Team which includes the CPM, installing sub-
contractors (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Controls Electrical, DDC, TAB, and others).
Preliminary Pre-Functional Checklists and Functional Test Plans will be included to describe the
level of involvement required of all parties.
C. The CxA will provide preliminary Commissioning Milestones, predecessors, successors, and
durations to the CPM. The CPM will be able to use these data to integrate commissioning
activities into the project construction schedule. The CxA will align commissioning activities with
the construction schedule for each construction phase.
E. Regular Commissioning Progress meetings will be held for each construction phase. These
meetings are a forum to review progress and to discuss issues affecting installation,
coordination, startup, and testing of the systems to be commissioned. Meeting attendees
should include the Commissioning Agent, RE, CPM, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, controls
and TAB subcontractors. Design team members, especially the MEP designers are also
encouraged to attend.
F. It is anticipated these meetings will be held quarterly during the early stage of construction.
Once the building has come out of the ground and the exterior shell is being constructed, the
meetings will be held on a monthly basis. As the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems
are being installed, it is likely the commissioning meetings will be held bi-weekly.
G. The Commissioning Agent will witness selected equipment startups for mechanical, electrical
and plumbing components. The purpose will be to observe any issues that may arise that
would affect equipment or system operations.
H. The Commissioning Agent will conduct periodic Field Observations to review construction
progress, overall quality of workmanship, and to review maintenance access to equipment. The
CxA will issue a Field Observation Report following each visit. The report will describe any
specific observations that are found. The specific observations will be tracked on the
Commissioning Master Issues Log.
I. The RE, CPM, installing sub-contractors and the Design Team (as necessary) should review the
Field Reports to determine the most appropriate resolution for the issue. The CxA will assist in
determining the resolution as requested. The status of issue resolution will be a primary topic of
discussion at the Commissioning Progress meetings and O/A/C meetings.
J. The CxA will review selected submittals and shop drawings relative to the systems to be
commissioned. The review will be to determine if sufficient information is provided to describe
system installation, operation and the information necessary to commission the equipment and
systems.
K. The CxA will review the Operations & Maintenance data submitted by the installing contractor
and the CPM. The Commissioning Specification provides specific requirements for O&M
Manuals that are more detailed for those systems to be commissioned. The O&M Manuals will
be review to determine compliance with these additional requirements.
L. The Cx A will prepare systems narratives and other information to be added to the O&M data
provided by the installing contractors and the CPM to become the Systems Operations and
Maintenance Manual (SOMM). The SOMM will provide operations and maintenance staff with
an overview of the system design parameters, intended operating conditions and sequences. It
will also provide data necessary to maintain and troubleshoot the equipment and systems.
M. The installing contractors and the CPM will prepare equipment training plans intended to
provide basic equipment operating and maintenance procedures. The installing contractors and
the CPM will prepare training plans that will outline the training to be provided and the intended
outcome of the training. The CxA will review the training plans to determine that the training will
meet the requirements of the specifications and the FMD staff.
N. The Commissioning Agent will prepare Pre-Functional Checklists that the installing sub-
contractors will complete to document equipment and systems are complete and ready for
testing.
O. The Commissioning Agent will also prepare detailed System Functional Performance Test plans
that will provide detailed step-by-step procedures that will be used to verify system operations
under all operating conditions. These test procedures will be issued to the RE, CPM, installing
Contractors, DDC, TAB and NCA for review and comment. The reviews should focus on the
ability to implement the steps, especially the control systems adjustments, necessary to perform
the test. The reviewers should also note any procedures that would damage the equipment or
system.
P. The installing sub-contractors are encouraged to use the System Functional Test Plans as a
tool for pre-testing the equipment and systems prior to the “official” functional testing. This will
allow early detection and resolution of problems.
Q. The CxA will assist the CPM in scheduling equipment training. The CxA will review training
plans prepared by the CPM and the installing sub-contractors.
R. The CxA will conduct enhanced systems training for NCA staff. This training will focus on the
system operation, design criteria, and troubleshooting of systems level issues. It is anticipated
that the enhanced systems training will be conducted prior to functional testing to facilitate
participation of the FMD staff in the testing activities.
S. It is the expectation that System Functional Testing will demonstrate that the systems perform in
accordance with design criteria, construction documents and NCA requirements. Functional
testing pre-requisites are that the system components and equipment are completely installed,
all required power connections are complete, all required control connections and control
functions are operational, and that required air and hydronic testing and balancing has been
completed. When required by construction specifications, third-party testing must also be
complete and required test reports have been submitted to the RE and CxA for review.
T. Functional testing of each system to be commissioned will be conducted by the CxA. The CxA
will witness and document the testing; the installing sub-contractors, DDC contractor, and TAB
contractor will conduct the testing by operating the equipment, adjusting the control system and
performing measurements in accordance with the System Functional Test Plan. The NCA staff
is encouraged to assist in the testing as an additional training opportunity.
U. Issues and/or failures detected during the Functional Performance Testing will be documented
on the test plan, on Field Observation reports and on the Master Issues Log. Installing sub-
contractors, DDC contractor, and/or TAB contractor will be responsible for correcting each issue
as directed by the RE, and reporting the corrective action to the RE and CxA. The CxA will
document the corrective action on the Master Issues Log. The need for re-testing will be
determined by the RE in consultation with the CxA.
V. Upon completion of all commissioning activities, including resolution of all issues on the
Commissioning Master Issues Log, the CxA will prepare and issue the Final Commissioning
Report. This report will include the final version of the Commissioning Plan, copies of all
Commissioning Meeting Minutes, Commissioning Field Observation Reports, Pre-Functional
Checklists, Functional Performance Test results, and the Commissioning Master Issues Log.
The report will also include blank copies of the Functional Test Plans for use by NCA for future
re-commissioning activities.
B. Conduct any deferred or seasonal functional testing that was not completed during the
Construction and Acceptance Phase. Issues identified during the deferred or seasonal testing
will be documented on the Commissioning Issues Log. The CPM will be notified of the issue
and will be responsible for resolution. The CPM will document the resolution and the CxA and
FMD will verify the resolution. The RE in consultation from the CxA, will determine the need for
re-testing.
C. Conduct a 10-month warranty review to identify any potential warranty issues prior to expiration
of the warranty. The warranty review will include interviews with FMD staff and an on-site
inspection of systems and equipment condition and operations.
D. Warranty issues identified during the review will be documented on the Commissioning Issues
Log. Written notice of potential warranty issues will be provided to the RE. Upon direction by
the RE, the CPM will schedule appropriate sub-contractors to correct the issues within the
balance of the warranty period. The CPM will provide written documentation that each warranty
issue has been resolved. The CxA and NCA will spot-check selected issues to verify resolution.
E. The CxA will prepare an amendment to the Final Commissioning Report to document the
deferred or seasonal testing, any re-testing, and the results of the warranty review.
B. In the table that follows, the tasks identified for the “CxA” include the Commissioning Project
Manager, Commissioning Technical Lead, or other Commissioning Specialists and sub-
consultants as directed by the CxA.
C. In the table that follows, the tasks identified for the “Design Team” include the Architect, MEP
Engineer, Civil Engineer or other design consultants as directed by the RE and Architect.
D. In the table that follows, the tasks identified for “Contractor” include the Construction Project
Manager, as well as the commissioning representatives for the installing sub-contractors, as
directed by the RE and the Construction Project Manager.
E. In the table that follows, the tasks identified for “DDC” include the owner’s DDC Vendor as
directed by the RE and CPM.
F. In the table that follows, the tasks identified for “TAB” include the owner’s TAB Vendor as
directed by the RE or CPM.
DDC None
TAB None
DDC None
TAB None
DDC None
TAB None
DDC None.
TAB None
TAB None
DDC None.
TAB None.
DDC None.
TAB None
DDC None
TAB None.
DDC None.
TAB None.
DDC None.
TAB None.
CPM None.
DDC None.
TAB None.
DDC None
DDC None.
TAB None.
Warranty Deferred and/or Direct testing that was NCA RE Schedule, facilitate and
seasonal deferred due to lack of witness
Testing system readiness or deferred/seasonal
for seasonal testing.
requirements. Testing FMD staff should assist
will be conducted in in deferred/seasonal as
accordance with additional systems
Functional Test Plans. training opportunity.
CPM None.
DDC None.
TAB None.
Commissioning Schedule
Project Task Duration Schedule Predecessors
Phase
Design Review Owner’s 3 weeks Comments submitted Receive Owner’s
Project concurrent with design Project Requirement
Requirements review comments document
Design Review Design 3 weeks Comments submitted Receive Design
Narrative concurrent with design Narrative
review comments
Cx Specialist will
provide a verbal out-
brief of significant
issues to the CPM prior
to leaving the
construction site.
B. The following is a general outline of the Commissioning Schedule for the Functional Testing
activities that will be performed at the construction site. This information is provided to assist
the General Contractor in incorporating the commissioning activities into the overall construction
schedule:
The following log provides a preliminary summary of all the Pre Functional Checklists, Functional
Performance Tests and Integrated Systems tests that will be required to complete the
Commissioning process. The log is preliminary and will be updated based on the components and
systems installed by the contractor on the project. It will also be updated to reflect any clarifications
or changes in the construction documents that may be reflected by ASIs, ESI, Addendum or other
amendments to the construction documents.